The time during the Covid pandemic was very difficult for everyone. This terrible tragedy had erased the distance between the common and the special people. During this time everyone was affected because of this. Academy Award-winning actor Al Pacino also had a very scary experience during Covid. He became unconscious after falling ill with Covid 19 during the pandemic in the year 2020. He said that at that time he felt as if he had experienced death.
The nurse couldn't feel Al Pacino's pulse
Al Pacino is a veteran Hollywood actor, known for films like 'The Godfather Trilogy', 'Scarface' and 'Heat'. The 84-year-old actor said he remembers a nurse saying he had no pulse at one point, after which his assistant Michael Quinn took immediate action and contacted paramedics. “They called people quickly because the nurse taking care of me said she couldn't feel my pulse,” the actor said.
Everyone thought Al Pacino was dead
In an interview with People magazine, Al Pacino further said, “I couldn't have died, because the way everyone came together, the ambulance came in front of my house, but I felt like I had experienced death. It may not have been exactly how I felt, but it was a feeling no less. However, now I feel that I have really achieved something.” He said that at that time everyone thought that he was dead, but he realized that he was not dead.
Health scare didn't change Al Pacino's lifestyle
The actor further said, “How could I die? If I was dead, I would have passed out and when I opened my eyes, there were six paramedics in my living room. Outside the door was an ambulance and two doctors in space suits who had been to Mars. I looked around and wondered what happened to me?” During this interview, when he was asked whether his health scare had changed the way he lived his life, he replied, “Not at all.” The actor will soon be seen in 'Modi – Three Days on the Wing of Madness' directed by Johnny Depp, which will release on December 5.
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